The Word of Relationship

Explore Jesus' third saying from the Cross, focusing on his care for his earthly family and spiritual kinship with believers. Witness Jesus' tender exchange with his mother Mary and disciple John, inspiring reflection on personal relationships with Jesus and the Cross. This sermon emphasizes Jesus' boundless compassion and provision, both in earthly connections and within the spiritual family of believers.

With Me in Paradise

Explore with us Luke 23:32-43 in our sermon "With Me in Paradise", unveiling the contrasting destinies of two crucified criminals alongside Jesus. This sermon delves into their interactions, prompting introspection on whether we view Jesus transactionally or seek a transformative relationship. Analyzing their responses reveals the transformative power of recognizing guilt, acknowledging Jesus' righteousness, and earnestly seeking His mercy.

Father, Forgive Them

In this sermon, we focus on the first of seven statements Jesus made from the cross, examining the profound impact of his prayer, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." Uncover the continuous and repeated nature of Jesus' plea, revealing a depth of compassion that defies human understanding.

True Freedom

Join us for an impactful sermon with guest speaker Joshua Broome as he shares a transformative journey from isolation to sonship, highlighting the prevalent issues of disconnection in today's generation. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, Joshua explores the difference between isolation and intentional solitude, emphasizing the redemptive power of God's kindness.

The Focus of our Gaze

Join us for guest teacher Matt Thigpen as we continue in our series Jesus and the One.

Jesus and Two Sons

Embark on a journey into the heart of Luke 15 as we explore the profound parable of Jesus and Two Sons. This sermon delves into the transformative power of God's grace, challenging our notions of repentance and righteousness. Join us in reflecting on the Father's unwavering love, reaching both the lost and the seemingly found, and inviting us into a celebration of boundless grace.

Jesus and Hagar

Focusing on Hagar's Old Testament narrative, Libin explores Jesus personally pursuing her amid vulnerability. Drawing parallels between Jesus as the "angel of the Lord" and Hagar's transformative encounter.

When God Doesn’t Seem to Answer

Delve into the raw honesty of unanswered prayers through personal experiences and biblical narratives, finding hope and perspective in the challenge of persistent and trusting prayers. This sermon culminates in the promise of the Holy Spirit, offering solace to those navigating the mysteries of God's responses.

David’s Prayer Tent

Embark on a transformative journey through David's Prayer Tent in this week's sermon. From Amos' heartfelt prayers to James' pivotal decisions, explore the profound impact of prioritizing prayer. Learn key lessons – prayer is a deliberate choice accessible to all, and its prioritization brings unprecedented peace and unity. Witness how this echoes through history, inspiring movements like the Welsh Revival.

House of Prayer

In this sermon Libin explores the disruptive nature of Jesus, drawing parallels with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s call for "Good Trouble." Centered around Jesus cleansing the temple, the sermon emphasizes the church's role as a dynamic house of prayer, urging believers to prioritize prayer over programs. It challenges listeners to reflect on cleansing their hearts and envisions a powerful revival marked by miraculous healings when the church fully embraces its identity as a house of prayer.

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